UNESCO Committee

1. Introduction

Simulation of UNESCO’s efforts in promoting education, science, culture, and communication globally.

2. Mandate & Objectives

• Promote peace and sustainable development through education, science, and culture
• Protect world heritage and foster intercultural dialogue
• Support access to quality education for all
• Strengthen freedom of expression and access to information

3. Committee Structure

• Membership: UN Member States and observer entities
• Leadership: Chair, Vice-Chairs

4. Typical Session Flow

1. Roll call and setting the agenda
2. Opening speeches and general debate
3. Moderated/unmoderated caucuses
4. Drafting and amending resolutions

5. Draft Resolution Components

• Preambulatory clauses citing UNESCO conventions and declarations
• Operative clauses detailing educational reforms, heritage protection plans, and science cooperation

6. Rules of Procedure

• (to be announced)

7. Delegate Preparation & Strategy

• Research national education and cultural policies
• Explore UNESCO's strategic objectives and programs
• Form alliances based on shared educational and cultural goals
• Use evidence and international frameworks to support proposals

8. Expected Outcomes

• Resolutions enhancing global cooperation in education and heritage
• Greater understanding of soft power diplomacy and cultural dialogue
• Collaborative action plans in science and sustainable development

9. Conclusion

Empower delegates to promote global peace and development through education, culture, and science.